Strange Brew
Beer+Science+You = Strange Brew
Strange Brew is an interdisciplinary science discussion group which discusses the sciences in the context of current events and community action. We also drink fancy beer. Science is an inclusive topic: it covers ecology, anthropology, cultural preservation, languages, social trends, green building, agriculture, psychology, and human rights, to name a ti ...learn more
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Created: Nov 14, 2008
Updated: Oct 22, 2009
Membership: Open
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About
Favour an ethical foundation of 'protect biodiversity' over one of 'protect human life' with the hope that by protecting the broader spectrum of life that we will indeed better protect human life.
Favour ideas such as 'milpas'; mixed farming practices and urban farming... appreciating that there is no nature apart from humanity; that we can live and participate in an extended biota - not simply have parks or reserved wetlands; but that by integrating life into our lives we will better protect diversity.
Personally working towards helping people facilitate discourse, to at least talk about and ratify their choices, to at least see through the barriers of noise and media to appreciate what we are doing to this world.
Favour ideas such as 'milpas'; mixed farming practices and urban farming... appreciating that there is no nature apart from humanity; that we can live and participate in an extended biota - not simply have parks or reserved wetlands; but that by integrating life into our lives we will better protect diversity.
Personally working towards helping people facilitate discourse, to at least talk about and ratify their choices, to at least see through the barriers of noise and media to appreciate what we are doing to this world.